Shanghai adopts a purchase restriction policy. Non-local hukou can only buy a suite in Shanghai if they have social security for five consecutive years (not more than three months) and are married.

However, if you are registered in Shanghai, you can buy a single person, buy a second suite after marriage, or apply for affordable housing (such as affordable housing).

As the national economic center, Shanghai is a super-first-class international metropolis and enjoys the top supporting resources in China, so the real estate in Shanghai is also of great investment value.

Benefit 2 of Shanghai hukou: educational advantage

There are many universities in Shanghai, especially the number of well-known universities, which is second only to Beijing in China.

Moreover, only about 5W candidates take part in the Shanghai College Entrance Examination every year, with high admission rate and low admission scores. At the same time, there are two spring exams and national unified exams every year!

Therefore, children can take the Shanghai college entrance examination in the future, and having a Shanghai hukou means that children can win at the starting line.

If the score of residence permit of foreign residence is lower than 120, children cannot take the college entrance examination in Shanghai.

Even if the residence permit score exceeds 120, high-quality public schools will give priority to students with local household registration.

Moreover, private schools in Shanghai have high tuition fees. For most ordinary people, public schools are the best choice. With a Shanghai hukou, you can squeeze into public schools and freely choose better public schools.

Benefits of Shanghai hukou: medical insurance advantages

Not only can you enjoy a Shanghai hukou, but children can also enjoy medical insurance in Shanghai. Shanghai hukou can enjoy advanced medical conditions and a high reimbursement rate.

The proportion of medical insurance reimbursement is roughly as follows:

Outpatient service: 70% in first-class hospitals, 60% in second-class hospitals and 50% in third-class hospitals.

Hospitalization: 80%, 75% and 60% respectively.

However, foreign residents who come to Shanghai for medical treatment have no social security card and need to pay all medical expenses in full.